LG A2 vs Samsung QN65S95BAFXZA

The sound is also much better than expected. Not incredible but better than any other TV I've owned.

As is the case with any television that has this little physical space for speakers, I don’t come in with high expectations for quality sound. But companies, Samsung included, are getting better at using this limited space and I have to admit the quality of the audio out of the S95B isn’t half bad. It gets plenty loud and while it doesn’t have much on the low end, it’s pretty okay.

LG’s specs for the A2 series claim extremely low input lag, and that proved to be true in our testing. With its Low Input Lag setting selected in Game Optimizer mode, the LG measured 10ms when tested with both 1080p and 4K input lag meters – a very impressive result, and one that holds up against the best gaming TVs.

Because I could not perform the test first-hand, I remotely observed the test performed by Samsung technicians. They reproduced our testing methodology completely, using an HDFury Diva with an Xbox Series X as a video source. The Diva measured an input lag of 1.4 milliseconds in Game mode, which is incredibly low, but realistic for a high-end TV with a suite of gaming features